USBISP USBASP AVR programmer with 10 pin to 6 pin adapter

The USBISP USBASP AVR Programmer with a 10-pin to 6-pin Adapter is a versatile tool designed for programming AVR microcontrollers through a USB connection. This programmer is equipped with a 10-pin ISP (In-System Programming) connector and includes a 10-pin to 6-pin adapter to support various microcontroller configurations. It is ideal for electronics development, firmware updating, and prototyping with AVR-based microcontroller systems.

Key Features:

• USB interface for convenient connection to a computer
• Supports a broad range of AVR microcontrollers
• Includes a 10-pin to 6-pin adapter for versatile programming options
• Compatible with popular programming software like AVRDUDE
• Reliable and efficient programming with support for various programming modes
• Compact and portable design with an integrated USB cable

Technical Specifications:

• Interface: USB 2.0
• Supported Microcontrollers: ATtiny series, ATmega series, and other AVR microcontrollers
• Programming Voltage: 5V (can be powered via USB or external supply)
• Programming Modes: ISP (In-System Programming), HVSP (High-Voltage Serial Programming)
• Adapter: 10-pin to 6-pin adapter included
• Operating Temperature Range: 0°C to 70°C
• Dimensions (Programmer): Approximately 50mm x 30mm x 10mm (may vary slightly by manufacturer)
• Dimensions (Adapter): Approximately 25mm x 15mm x 5mm
• Weight: Approximately 30g (including adapter)

Applications:

• Firmware Uploading: Ideal for uploading firmware and software to AVR microcontrollers.
• Prototyping: Facilitates electronics development and prototyping with AVR-based systems.
• Development: Useful for developing and debugging AVR microcontroller applications.
• Educational: Suitable for educational use in learning about microcontroller programming and electronics.

Usage:

1. Connect the USBISP USBASP programmer to your computer using the USB interface.
2. Attach the 10-pin to 6-pin adapter to the programmer and then connect it to the target AVR microcontroller.
3. Open compatible programming software (e.g., AVRDUDE) on your computer.
4. Configure the software settings according to your specific microcontroller and programming needs.
5. Upload the firmware or software to the microcontroller and monitor the programming status.

Caution:

• Ensure proper connections to prevent damage to the microcontroller or programmer.
• Use the correct voltage settings and programming parameters to avoid malfunction.
• Handle the programmer and adapter carefully to avoid physical damage.